VOICED : China supera los mil millones de dosis administradas de vacunas anticovid

China has administered over a billion COVID-19 vaccine doses, accounting for more than a third of the global total. Despite the virus being nearly eradicated in China, initial vaccine hesitancy was due to past scandals and lack of data. The government and companies have encouraged vaccination through incentives like shopping vouchers and food. China aims to vaccinate 70% of its population by the end of the year, equating to about a billion people. Recent reports indicate 23 new cases, all from abroad, with strict isolation measures in place.

What significant milestone did China achieve in its COVID-19 vaccination efforts?

• Administering over a billion doses

• Vaccinating the entire population

• Developing a new vaccine

• Eradicating the virus completely

Why was there a slow uptake of vaccinations in China initially?

• Public distrust in vaccines

• High cost of vaccines

• Virus nearly eradicated in the country

• Lack of vaccine supply

What measures did China take to control the spread of COVID-19?

• Closing all borders indefinitely

• Relying solely on herd immunity

• Developing a new vaccine

• Massive testing and lockdowns

What incentives are being offered to encourage vaccination in China?

• Free travel passes

• Discounts on electronics

• Shopping vouchers and food

• Free healthcare for a year

What is China's vaccination target by the end of the year?

• 50% of the population

• 70% of the population

• 90% of the population

• 100% of the population